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Home security business in Wichita enters a consent judgment with District Attorney’s Office

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4.12.21 NESA National Monitor
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Analysis: Mississippi Capitol Actions Have Real-Life Impact
It would eliminate the requirement for a six-month intermediate driver's license between the ... It would allow home delivery of liquor, beer, wine or light spirits from ...
2021 Annual Membership Meeting
FARA will hold a virtual Annual Membership Meeting on April 14, 2021 at 2pm Eastern
House Revenue & Tax panel advances tax cuts, discusses future financial condition for state
panel advances tax cuts, discusses future financial condition for state ... approved tax cut measures in the House Revenue & Tax committee, ...
Louisiana Legislature prepares to enter tax-heavy session
"Tax reform" means different things to different people, but ... Louisiana Legislature prepares to enter tax-heavy session.
Home security business in Wichita enters a consent judgment with District Attorney’s Office
Security Systems, Inc., doing business as Safe Home Security, a national provider of home security systems headquartered in Middletown, Connecticut, has entered into a consent judgment with the Office of the District Attorney.
Despite pandemic, business startups are booming in Maryland
For the full year, applications totaled 4.4 million, up 24 percent. In Maryland, the number of startups grew even faster. New-business applications …
The COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Plan in Oklahoma
Oklahomans will be able to get a COVID-19 vaccine as products from Pfizer, ... All adults age 16 and over ... Vaccine supplies are limited everywhere and available only to those now eligible under each state's phased plan.
Vaccine passports are becoming the next coronavirus divide. The White House is skittish; Texas’ governor opposes them.
Under a new executive order issued by Gov. Greg Abbott of Texas this week, government agencies, private businesses and institutions that receive state funding cannot require people to show proof that they have been vaccinated against the coronavirus.